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16 Feb 2018 Lighting up the lungs - developing more effective diagnostic tools for lung disease

The EPSRC Proteus project, based at the University of Edinburgh is one of several projects representing the UK at the annual conference foe the American Association of the Advancement of Science, taking place in Texas on 15-19 February 2018. Helen Szoor-McElhinney, EPSRC Proteus Public Engagement Strategist highlights the essential work of the team and their aims for the future.

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29 Jan 2018 The power of software to drive innovation
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19 Jan 2018 The Internet of Things and Voice Assistant Tech – Balancing the risks and benefits
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15 Jan 2018 Inspiring the Next Generation of Engineers
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12 Dec 2017 Small sensors to tackle big challenges
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08 Dec 2017 Great research and innovation have collaboration at their core
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05 Dec 2017 Marking 50 Years of disease monitoring at the RCGP Research and Surveillance Centre
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28 Nov 2017 Building on the legacy of Faraday
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22 Nov 2017 One year of research @ The Turing – data science will help solve challenges of our times*
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18 Nov 2017 To stop AMR once and for all: stop killing the bugs!
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